flask-odoowebservice
requirements
- flask
- pymongo
- mongokat
- flask-mongokat
- mongodb server install in computer
- flask-jwt-extended
install
python setup.py install
or
pip install flask-odoowebservice
config
ODOO_URL - default: http://localhost
ODOO_PORT - default: 8069
ODOO_DB - default: odoo8db
more config
- flask-jwt-extended: https://flask-jwt-extended.readthedocs.io/en/latest/options.html#general-options
- flask-mongokat: https://github.com/FranciscoCarbonell/flask-mongokat
example
from flask import Flask,make_response,current_app
from flask_odoowebservice.odooResources import OdooListResource,OdooRetrieveResource,\
OdooDeleteResource,OdooAttributes,OdooAuthResource,webClient
from flask_mongokat import MongokatApp
app = Flask(__name__)
app.config.from_object('config.Developement')
mongoapp = MongokatApp(app)
webClient.init_app(app)
class Odoo(OdooListResource):
pass
class OdooRetrieve(OdooRetrieveResource):
pass
class OdooDelete(OdooDeleteResource):
pass
class Attributes(OdooAttributes):
pass
webClient.add_resource(Odoo,'/<module>/')
webClient.add_resource(OdooRetrieve,'/<module>/<int:pk>/')
webClient.add_resource(OdooDelete,'/delete/<module>/<int:pk>/')
webClient.add_resource(Attributes,'/<module>/attributes/')
webClient.add_resource(OdooAuthResource,'/auth/')
webClient.init_routes()
app.run('localhost',port=8000)
you can also use the webservice directly
from flask import Flask,jsonify
from flask_odoowebservice.webService import OdooWebServiceClient
app = Flask(__name__)
odoo_client = OdooWebServiceClient(app)
@app.route('/')
def index():
uid = odoo_client.get_uid('yourusername','yourpassword')
return jsonify(uid=uid),200
app.run('localhost',port=8000)
